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THE IURF.
Races NJ shsepshsad nay.

sSgs - ~s'
INV YORK, September l4.-The
weather was threatening and tho track
heavy ct Sheepshead Bay.
First Race-Ssvsn iurlonge. Start
ers: Little Minch, Cyclops, None,
Brittsnic, The Bourbon, Harry Rus
sell, Gray Cloud, Fsience w., Lucy
H., Psricles. Cyclops won by .
lopgtb, Harry Russell second, Peiicles
third. Time-l:S0.
Second Rsce-0ne mile and three
furlongs. Walkover for Molly Nc.
Csrthy's Last
Third Race Gee mile. Starters
Tornado, Adrian, Maggie Mitchell, Al
Reed, Banner Bearer, florence M
Florence M. won by two lengths,
Maggie Mitchell second, Banner Bearer
third. Time-1:45.
Fourth Race-Grest Eastern bandi
cap, for two year olde; three quarters
OF q mile. Starters: Raceland, Lot
Angeles, King Fish, Tea Tray, Gallifet
| B.nedictine, Won Leland, Prince Roy
al, Now or Never. Rita R., Gtorge Oys
ter, Geraldine, Huntrees, Fordhsm
Speedwell and Kempton. Racelant
won by ten lsngths, George Oyste
second, Gallifet third. Time--l:l53
Fifth Race ne mile and quarter
Starters: Lancaster, Phil Lee, Azure
ole, Three Cheers, Raveller, QueeI
Bees, Oarissims, Fellowship and Bel
mont. Phil Lse won by three lengthi
Csrissims second, Queen Bess third
Tms-2:l3.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs, on tur
Starters: Jennie B., Touche Pa
Grenadier, Fancheon, Little Minnie
Burcb, Pearl Jennings, Katie A. an
Puzzle. Jennie won by Q length
Grsnsdier second, Little Minnie thir'
Time-l SIT.
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leoaB THRowERs' FATE,


unknown principal In the perpetra.
ton Of a crime and, following that
point, His Honor gives very familiar
and we'll known examples and follows
it with q long list Of reliable authori.
ties. 1t is q very clear principal Of
law decided by many courts that the
man who. being present aiding and
abetting or assisting, hath advised,
encouraged, aided or Allotted the per.
petration Of crime, may be considered
as the principal, ard 30 In the case at
the bar; onsequently some OF ithese
defendants are correctly chargeable as
accessories before the fact.
Among the instructions for the de-
fence the court below said: "Al.
though the defendants, or some OF
them, may have said or spoken or
published their views to TIE effect
that q social revolution should be
brought abont by force, and thatthe
officers of the law should BIS resisted,
and 10 this end dynamite should be
used to the extent OF taxing human
life, and that persons should arm to
| resist the lAw, an d that laws should be
throttled and killed; and although
such language might cause persons 10
desire to carry out the advice given
as aforesaid, and the act which caused
officer Degan's death, yet the bomb
may have been thrown and Degan
killed by some one unfamiliar with
and unsco tainted with the teachings
/ of thasa homh throW0rs"
The court here enters into an elab'
crate argument upon the different In
structions, quoting authorities which
are not Of general Interest. The courl
concludes by saying: 1--WE think
that the course pursued on the trial In
regard to the manner oil empanelins
the Jury was correct and In accordance
with the plain meaning OF Secuon Il
Chapter 20 OF the Revised Statutes
That section says that the jury shall
be passed upon and accepted by thu
parties, commencing with the plainiin
"The State Is not called upon Y
tender the defendants second pane
before the defendants tender II bacl
four. We cannot see that tbs re
marks OF the Stats's Attorney In III,
argument to The jury were remarked
by any such inproprieties as rtquir
q reversal Of the judgment.
In their lengthy Argument counst
for the defense makes some othe
| points OF minor importance which ~
not noticed. As to these 1t Is sui
Gent to say that We have considered
= and dc not regard them well takeI
The alignment Of the Criminal Coul
OF Cook county is affirmed"
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Kers.t Yire. siIII n.sins.

CHICAGO, Ill, September lL-A
Koehlsr (Mieh.) special says: The
forest q rec 10 this vicinity are again
raging - badly @ ever, and II long.
soaking rain does not come soon this
section will no. have lef, standing
tree. The road leading east from here
il blocked by falling timber piled at
some points 10 hight OF fifteen feet,
while not q line Of the road 10 entirely
clear. About thirty acres 81 the finest
hard wood timber, owned by Senator
T. W. Palmer. II entirely swept clean,
while II. l.. Koshler has lost twenty
acres Of the tsme valuable timber,
Al night the sky 10 illuminated az isi
a. the eye can zee, while the smoke u
sol beating, and the crash Of the fall
ing timber IL dc fsning. II 10 o grea
good fortune that this section u
spareely settled. Heavy fires are als'
| reported from the Black Lake rsgio q
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Kew Orleans le, Birminsham 4.
lsPpCIAL 70 TIE APPnAL.l

ESPECIAL TO TIE ArPnALI
NEW ORLEANS, LA September a.
The local press handled the manage
.ment without gloves with reference 10
the home teams recent playing. Ay'
delotte, Klusmsn and Pujol were re.
leased today. Powell played third
ease temporarily, but George Wash
inston Bradley has been signed and
viii j,in the team at Memphis. The
game this evening was commenced
early to allow the mines to catch the
train. The smallest crowd OF the
season attended. The locals went In
to win from the start; Kelly pitched
for four innings and Msdran for fve'
but neither could Withstand the fear.
full onslaught Of the home hiitsrs. In
addition to this, New Orleans did ex-
csllent fielding and ran bases with
i,-ipg. The terrific hitting broke up
Birmingbam'e i1field q little, but all
made fne phys. The ouihsld work,
however, was simply superb. Widner
played an earnest game for the locale
and was finely backed up by the out
Geld, and especially Csmpsu, who
made some beautiful catches. Thit
time new Orleans won with care and
left on the trip north with the bes
wishes OF the crowd. Cartwright wa
the WEAKEST hittei In the nine yester'
day, aid 1t was q formidsbD batting
team.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
A Farmer Stays HIS Best Friend
Lynchfsg Probable.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September IA
Charles Cole and Jacob Stoner arc
farmers near New Washington, Clarke
county, Ind. Both are prominent
church members and their property Ia
probably the Aoest In that pert tf the
country. They had always been
warm friends until last Saturday,
when they traded mules and Cole got
the worst OF the bargain. Late yes
terday afternoon Stoner was passing
the residence OF Cole, and stopped 10
speak to one Of the family. The lat.
ter was out Feeding some stock behind
the barn, and called TO stoner. The
victor went inside the barn with Cole,
and in about two minutes one OF the
farm hands heard an ssonlr d scream
from that direction. HurryiDg 70 the
door, he saw Cole coming out OF the
door with his hands covered with
blood. He did not look up ss the
farmland passed him, and mount
ing n horse rode away al q gal
| lOp. hufrylnR uoWu W ho
barn, the family iound stoner jusi
outside q stall, lying apon the
floor with the blood streaming from q
terrible cut In the side Of his head,
and q blood stained sxs lying near
him. He was still alive, but respira'
ton was hardly peTcepible. An ex
animation showed tat the In jured
name skull was crushed In a horribls
manner, and the doctor at once pro
nounced the case hopeless. When
stonsr's family we're apprised OF ths
calamity which had befallen them
they rang the grea. bell In the rear Of
their house, and In an hour fully .
score Of farmers had gathered abou
the place, and In short time the,
were securing the country for the %
sassin. All day they have looked 10
him, bu, they can and no trace. Tit
whole country for miles around 10 en-
cited, and should Cole be caught h
will undoubtedly be lynched.
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THE COHDsMHED.
The News Has Apparently No knses
Upon Them.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September l4-The
first official information that reached
this city was . telegram from the
court clerk a Ottawa to the States
Attorneys Office here, saying: IAN
archist cases sffirmed; execution No
yembsr lith." Mr.. Parcell, Of the
States Attorneys ofiics, ran ct once 70
the jail with the Dispatch. Following
on his heels was . messenger carrying
4 telegram for August Spies that
had been sent from Ottawa by the
agent Of the anarchists. The turnkey
VINO took the dispatch 10 cell No. 70
and showed 1t through the bars lin.
sered a moment to watch the effect II
would have on Spiee. The anarchist
took the messsge, glanced firmly Of
the turnkey aud then with drew TO the
darker end Of the cell. Ia two min.
utes or 90 be called gently In the ole
man, who sits a. death watch
outside bis barred door, and asked
him to hand the yellow telegraph
sheet TO Parsons. From him IL wen
| 10 ali the Others, and at last reaches
Neebe, who Ia only under sentence o
imprisonment. Newspaper men hsv'
been vigorously shut out from tn
condemned men, and oil observation
had 10 be taken from the out
aida of the cage, abou
ten ya-ds from the cell door. IL coult
be dimly seen that each OF the con
demnsd men made tstentalious ell
forts Al GOODNESS aud bIayado. The,
took teais at their cell doors and rea'
newspapers and books, smoked cigars
aud once Lings, the homo maker
whlslled. Their wives and iriende ha'
been with them for an hour during tn
morning, but about Thirty minute
befsre the news came they we're al
, xcludsd and the prisoners locked up
each alone. Sheriff Matson bad re
NAMED away from the jail. BY hi
orders, during the night tn
guards had all been doubled. lnclud
inc the court bsiliffs, ther
were twenty Of the sheriff
men ON duty. ten turnkey
and guards that are on regular dut
al the jail, and siI patrolmen VII
patrolled the alleys on the Outside
Capt. schask brought with him fou
detectives this morning, who weI
stslioned In the jail devolves. II
proiesses 10 experience no uueasinei
from any attempts TO break into th
jail, and says he has taken every pr
| caution.
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A.BUsTLIse ANARCHIST.
u.rr Meat Tears Passion 60 Tssters
In nes rerk.

NEw YoRK, September h.-Ths
news Of the sf1rmstion by the 3D.
preme Court Of Illinois Of the decision
Of the lower court In the case oil
the condemned Chicago anarchists
caused great excitement among New
York socialists and anarchists. Herr
Most was furious. His anarchist
psper, the Freheit, had Just gone 10
nress when the news came. The forms
were ordered from the press. Nest
uosted q notice, tsying hat he could
moi be interviewed, ard that the paper
vould be published containing an ed
itorIal on the matter. Most rolled up
his sleeves and proceeded 10 write an
editorial addressed TO the working.
men OF all countries" The editorial was
a column and q hall long. lie char
acterixss the Judges who made the do
cisIon a. sir famous and bloodtbirsty
tjols" and the Jury a. corrupt. No
yember 18th was the day set Tor Tho
murder Of the "heroes." "Working
men" says he, twill you peacablJ al
low this 10 take placer Allow The
puniahment OF the reprceen alive
who have Identified themselves will
} your cause-thsse idesls Of you
class ?" lie asks that no stone be M
turued 10 assist the condemned. Tn
sacrifice would strengthen ths cause
The condemned men were th
eysngelists who had preache
! 10 the worklngmen. The crust dee
: OF November 18th could be prevents
!. n the anarchists 10 wished. Worl
] ipgmen must show their miliiar
strength. An indignation mass NEE
ing must be held NJ once, and mons
raised 10 fight the batlo OF Just,
Q and the salvation OF the martyr
J. Most goes on 10 demand a decision
y the case from the United s ales y
!. preme Court, and says tia, sgitaiil
y meetings should be held all ovtrtl
d country until the court dare cecla
10 the law constitutional. The editor
D. closes with the following apes
a 0The question Of their bloodshsd
II not settled. Lot every one do his du
- aud Il win never be. LIie 70 the .
dlsrs. Hall the social revolution"
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The Me,s Lose Two GsmLs.

NHw YoKx, september l4-Morn-
ing gsme.-The Cincinnatls had no
trouble 10 defeating the Nets ct st..
GEORGES this morning. II was one oil
the postponed games, and the Nets.
by their loose playing at mcst points,
gave the game to the visitors. Rad
ford play ed well 10 his new position =
right field. Fennelly, McPhee and
Elcol did TIE b. g, work Of the visitors,
although the Rid Stockings played q
fne GENE. score-Meis 2, Cincin'
natl o.
Afternoon game.-For the second
time the Nets we're badly beaten, thit
time by the Cleveland The vititori
played q very foe game. Houcs
played well az short this afternoon
and made cone brilliant plays. The
visitors fielding was perfect, while tha
OF the NETS was loose. Attendance
only 800. sc're-Clevelshd 4, Nets 0
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H.b,,uaI Cesstipatios

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CHANCERY BILL FILED.
The L. and N. and n, @. and 81.
Louis Roads Take Action.
They Fray That the american" he
Compelled 20 fslnil
Contract.
IaPsorAL TO TIE APPIAL.I

ESPECIAL TO TIE ArrnAL.i
NASHVILLE, TENN, September a.
A bill was filed In the Chancery Court
this afternoon by ]. W. Thomas and
NJ. II. Smith, representing the Nash.
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis Rail.
road Company and the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, praying
that the Union ard American Publish
ing Company be required to perform
In good faith the contract entered into
by defendant with the complalnants
To publish matter presented by COM
plsinsnts under the contract for pub
LEGATION In the American. The COM
plainants pray further that an It. june.
ton iseue restraining defendants from
refusing to publish such matter In OPP
position TO the granting Of subsidy
to the Midland road by Davidson
county. Complsinsnts further pray
that In the event the injunction be not
granted In the terms Aforesaid, de-
iendant be enjoined from publishing
oil matter offered by the Midland
company favoIiug Q subscription Of
Davidson county TO the stock Of said
company. Tee bill 10 filsd by Baxter
Smith, 8. Watson and James y. Brad
ford, solicitors Tor oomplainants
The bill In full will appes'
In the second edition Of to
days Banner. The motion will b
heard Friday. There isa great des
Of amusement over the suit.
, A meeting Of the directors Of th
Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Loui
! Railroad Company was held thi
morning. A. 8. Colysr and l. I. Rhe
, resigned 90 directors. q. N. Fog
, also rendered his resignation with q
explanation, bat ]. vas not accepted
. Al tho stock holders meeting J. W
Thomas, M. II Smith, A. II. Robir
son, q. A. Washington, J. Il. IDmar
/ - Norton, Thomas Hpscomb, 4. i
. Jordan, 7. W, Evans, ]. W. epsit,
. 4, b. stablman, N. Burnr, w. n
Duncan, II. W. Bu,lorf aud j. 4
h Aydslott were choSen directors Il
a the ensuing year. They elected all n
h old officers. ]. W. Shomas, pres
n dent, and g, II. Ambrose, treasure
a Mr.. II. w. Bntlorh declined 10 SER
Il as q director, ssd l. IA Lanisr, j.
2 was chosen in his stead. The tot
a mileage OF roads now operated 10 6t
4 miles. The gross sarnings were 81
|. | 774,247. increase $3.50, 1888 over Ia
4 year. The total expenditures wei
4 s., 407 ,924, leaving surplus Tor q
!. year OF s368,323. The report OF u
/. president and dire ctors gives sn q
v coursglng account Of the progress
4 new branch lines.
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c,.e,nua,is q, Breehiys o.

NEW YoKK, September 1.-THE
game today between the Brooklyus
and Opclnnaiis was interesting and
exciting. The batting was slightly In
favor Of the visitor. The home team
nslded In almost perfect SHAPE and the
visitors did we'll, especially MePhee.
10 the eighth inning, while the Brook
lyns were at the bat, McPhee attempt
ed 10 make q double play, but In
throwing 10 frs, he hit man running
10 second. The umpire declared the
batter safe. A wranRls ensued, and
after the book had been consulted the
umpire decided he was correct. Reilly
and Teoeau did the best hitting iol
Cincinnati and McTammany FOL
Brooklyn. Attendance, 1900. Score
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 4.
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nding and True.

"will you trust me, Minnie ne
cried pas,iorately, grsspiDe her band
with all my heart, Lewis" she wis
pered, nesting on his manly 0osom.
Would 10 heaven you we're my
tailor" he murmured, soto yoce ana
tenderly he took her In bis Arms
and told her that hereafter her 70.
quests Tor col colemsn's 10 10 'uiu
chewing gum would be granted. !,
cures heartburn instantly, and relieve'
INDIGESTION In Ave minutes.
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New York ., indianapolis 5.

ISDIAKxrs LIS, IND. September A.
A wildthrow to second base by Arun-
del in the fifth inning let In two rams
for New York and lost the game for
Indianapolis. McGeschy did the
hest batting for the home team, while
O'Rourke and Richardson both took
easy balls from Healy and sent them
over the left field fence Tor home runs.
Attendance 1900. Acknowledgements
8, New York 8.
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BIRMINGHAM DEFEATED.
New Orleans and Memphis Play
Here To-day.
League and Asseeistion Games
Races ~ Sheepshoad hay
sporting.

The Browns will arrive home this
morning from Charleston, and this
afternoon at Citizens Park they will
cross bats with New Orleans in q
championship contest. 1t Is not
known who will be the batteries, nor
can the positions or batting order be
given. The game will be called at A
o'clock,
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ptsssbsrg o, wasbinsson q.

PrnpuEo, PA, September IA
The Pitisbcrgs defeated the Senators
today, winning three strAishts, q feat
tha, the wsObinstons accomplished
upon their las. visit TO this city. The
ssme was won In this frat inning by
heavy batting, aid d by Gilmore
Wild pitching. Galvin's work for H.
home team was masteriy. Attend
snce 1900. scor-Pittsburge, Wash
l..fan u
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patsimere Q, nc. Lesis q.

BALTIMORE, Nd. September A.
Todsy's Baltlmore-st. Louis game was
something Of a farce, the bad condi-
ton Of the grounds makirg good field
ing an impossibility. Roblnson's sec
ond base play wss miserable, and the
errors OF Laihsm and Gleason were
inexcusable. Two games will bs
played tomorrow. Score Baltimore
q. 81, L1uia 4.
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Chieaso IL, PhiI.deIphia 10.

q CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 1.-The
Chicsgo club had an easy time today.
Clarkson, who intends to earn that
500, pitched until the game was fore
gone conclusion and then Petit was
put in. Philadelphia got eight runs
of him in the eighth hiring. but II
was more on account OF Chicsgo's
errors than any number Of hits gotten
of him. Arson made hts usual error,
at which "tbe wharf rat" rejoiced, and
altogether 1t was a pleasant game
Score-Ohicago II, Philadelphia II.
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n.irais 10. nesasn Q.

DETROIT, xioH September 1.-THE
yi,itors played like schoolbOys today,
bu, the beet playing would not have
ssysd defeat TIE homo team began
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